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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-09-21

"Now," ! said to my three 1uffians,
II am ever so much obliged for your
escort. feel safer here than did in
that blind street. If you have no other
charge against me than the trivial one
of murder you had better go before l
tell my story"
They seemed to agree with me and
hastily left.-"Lasks Sharp" IN Detroit
Free Press.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-09-21

The sun-spot expounder Of the
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle,
who has. during the past two years.
been remarkably successful in his pre-
dictions as ta the weather, based on
the violence of solar activity, or rath-
er upon the prevalence of spots upon
the sun which produce electrical
storms, states that these disturbances
are decreasing slowly to the minimum.
and when that is reached there will
be n gradual increase of electrical
storms for two OF three years.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-09-21
Took the Chances and Lost.

The occupant of the office on Larned
street went out the other afternoon,
leaving boy in charge, and pretty
soon a stranger called and asked:
"Is Mr. Blank in?"
'.No, SIR
BE in soon?"
IL don't know"
"Gone out of town."
II dunno. You want to see him
personality"
Eyes. How long has he been out?'
"Quite spell. Can't you come in
tomorrow
"No; must see him to-day"
The boy got up and walked around
for two or three minutes. breathing
rs if considerably excited, and then
observed:
"Sav, mister, if you've got a case
for Mister Blank he ought to know it;
if you've got bill he won't pay it.
I'll take the chances and ask what
you want to see him for?'
''To collect debt of seven dollars. "
"Humph! l took the chances and
lost He won't be home for week. y
Detroit Free Press.
The Osceola times., 1887-10-01
Her Husband M ade a Mistake.

An elderly married woman in By
field, who possesses property in her
own right, says the Newburyport
Herdid, had frequently expressed n
desire TO make gift TO the church
with which she is connected. Accord
ingly. when the society determined on
repairing and remodcling the meet
ing-house, the minister, as chairman
of the soliciting committee, called on
her for contribution and was pre-
scnted with check for five hundred
dollars. The clergyman went home
highly elated. but was taken aback
the next day when the lady's husband
and son called &c protest against her
muniiicence. They declared that she
had not been in her right mind for a
long time, and didn't know what she
was doing when she yielded to the un-
due influence brought to bear upon
her. Though the minister knew that
she was rs sane rs her husband, TO say
the least, he sent back the money.
The husband recently sold a tract OF
land. The deed was duly drawn,
signed and sealed by the grantor, who
passed il to his wife to sign for the re-
linquisment Of dover, but to his aston
ishment she remarked: mo, | am not
in my right mind, you know, and my
act would be void The old gentle
man has the land still on his hands
instead of the money in his pocket. -
The Osceola times., 1887-10-01
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Tug wives OF the condemned Anarchists
threaten 10 murder their children and kill
themselves 10 their husbands are hanged.
OnpRIrS, the so, 900 stallion, fell dead In
his harness, at Youngstown, O., on the
2Gth. Oberlin was half brother OF
Maud =.
An insurrecton Is imminent among the
blacks in Matagorda county, Texas.
tbs convicts employed at the Knoxville
Iron Compauy's coal mines ut Coal Creek
refused To go in the mines, on the 18th, and
the guards opened fire on them, wounding
three or four. One is thought to have
b, en- mortally wounded. The cause OF the
trouble is said to have been the refusal OF
the Superintendent to move the coal away
from the mouth Of the pit, thus preventing
free circulation OF air.
TuE major portion OF the Indians on the
San Carlos reservation have gone on the
war path. So far no one has been killed,
but hepredations on stock ranches have re-
suited 10 much loss and the trepidity ont
rivals all past exploits.
Tug cholera stricken steamship Alesia
sti swings 81 anchor of the lower quar-
anime at New York, and her passengers
are s,ill held on lIoFman's Island. Two
patients died on the 2j'h.
THERE was frost throughout the Sec
tion OF country surrounding Lynchburg,
Va, on tho a5;h, and there are fears OF a
great loss In the tob,cc crop, estimated at
ope-third of the crop, yet in the field
JAY GouLp Is going to furnish conclusive
evidence OF his retirement from the stock
market by going abroad for the winter.
He is certainly making extensive prepare
tions for trip TO Europe.
Tug weather has been generally favora-
bic In the cotton region the past week, and
the crop is being harvested rapidly.
DuHISG the past seven months Gov. Cor
don, of Georgia, has received 600 applica-
tions for psrdons. There Is possibility
that the n xt Legislature will appoint a
Board OF Pardons 20 relieve the Governor,
AFTER the expiration OF thirty days
fixed by law the Tennessee Midland Rail.
way Company will submit another prop.
! osition 20 Davidson county ior a sub
scription. Under the terms Of this prop.
osltion none OF the $4,000 is to lie paid
except as the road is built east from
Nashville. The road from Nashville to
Memphis is now considered assured.
TuK ,ggregate amount Of bonds pur-
chased by the Treasury, on the 2ith, was
81 eoO,i 30, including sC2a,650 fours and
81 ~ four and halls. New York sold
sG6,, $50: PhilsdsipLia, sis,a5o; Washing
ton, s.S,i50; Boston, $4,000; Williams.
port. Pa. sioa.0co; Pittslare. &s0.oN;
Portland, Ne. $sis0ou; Topeka, Xsn., &,>a..
g. hseess heH e>Asr sollse NM n
The Osceola times., 1887-10-01
THE ASIATIC SCOURGE.
No Present Danger of an Epidemic, Bu
where Il May lie Looked For In the Flu

No Present Danger of an Epidemic, hut
where u May lie Looked For In the Fu-
ture.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-In speaking Of
the Asiatic cholera in quarantine at New
Yrk, Health Commissioner DeWolf said
last night:
"This information is very interesting to
us IL read Alright. But we do not need to
he alarmed about any immediate danger
in this country. The great danger is not
from such cases. The clothing, freight
aud effects Of this vessel, as well as all
persons on board. Will be thoroughly dis
infected. There will not be the least pos
sibility OF any cases arising from il.
Where I fear trouble is from the following
source: The summer clothing, which may
be packed in the infected districts in
Europe NAV be sent over to this country
in ship that would have no case OF
cholera aboard TO cause any attention 20
be raid in disinfecting. They are left I'M
iii spring and then opened. In short
time the whole country is alarmed with
new cases Of cholera arising, apparently
without cause. In 1873 there were three
cases of this kind where the clothing that
had been packed in the fall in the old
country was opened here. There can bo
no effects Of this epidemic in Chicago this
fall. 1t is too late in the season. Cholera
germs can not have any results in cold
weather. Yes, | will really have some
fears for next spring-not particularly for
this city, but the whole country at
large"
The Osceola times., 1887-10-01
A Primary Lesson in Politics.

II is not to he supposed that the ma
jority Of men are Intentionally unjust
TO women. They accept custom and
the force.of tradition, and leave women
at every disadvantage politically, with
out much thought about it. They
need nm object-lesson. What more OPP
perfume occasion for this than the Gem
tennial observance Of the adoption Of
the Constitution, in Philadelphia, on
tine 18th instant? Let Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe, Mary A. Liyermore, Lucretia
Motifs daughters. and Mary Grew ap-
pear somewhere in the great audience,
seated with Chinese men aud unpar-
doned criminals from the State prison.
Let banner over them. say: "Polit-
zeal equals. "
Then, in the procession, let the army
Of educated women graduates Of our
schools and colleges fnilnw behind the
still larger army of ignorant unwashesl
usl Who ays Al voters, aad Vt thsss
The Osceola times., 1887-10-01
Light Sentence for Manslauyhter.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept. 2j.--The jury in the
case of the State vs.. Thomas Meeban and
Henry Hayes, charged with the killing OF
Thomas Spicer (colored), returned YER
Diet early yesterday morning, finding the
defendants guilty Of mans!aughter and
fixing the term OF Imprisonment for Mee-
han at one year and for Hayes at eighteen
months. 1t was shown la the evidence
that the defendants and deceased were on
the best of terms, Hayes a few days
previous to the killing having given the
deceased a suit Of clothes. IL was also
shown in the evidence that there was no
malice existing between the defendants
and the deceased; in fact, that the killing
was the result Of drunken frolic.
The Osceola times., 1887-10-01
A Shocking Accident.

QUEBEC, Can, Sept. pa shocking
affair has just been reported from the
Island Orleans. Friday four little chill.
dron belonging to the family Of z. Good
bout, a farmer living close TO the camp.
ing grounds where the Dominion Artillery
Association held its annual competition a
few weeks ago, were out topick up pieces
Of exploded shells. They came across a
large shell which undoubtedly had not ex.
ploded after being fired. Their curiousity
being aroused they set TO work TO dissect
;is f~ss sad sspi;si . lighted sasisa. The
upsuls hsing tkat ~ stall expie1ed
kining toess < - eA11rea tesfegelys
The Osceola times., 1887-10-01

women bear banner With the vo,,..
I'VE follow our Political sup.riSs' :
Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Garfield and NJ
Hayes should be in this proces.;a
Would not such an exhibit HELM 10 SA o.a
blind eyes to the degradation Of wp'. rsa
en' Would they not see what n %
State loses, when all male scalawau' '
out of prison may vote ard no o.
woman may do sop-Lucy Stone o."
The Osceola times., 1887-10-01

Heels on the shoes first orisina'e"
with the Persians. A person OF 'oI
stature was regardedras an oDJeo' ~
contempt, and therefore the heel "% ,ss
the happy thought of some one o. @ ~,
unfortunates, thus providing py d"
that which nature denied.
The Osceola times., 1887-10-01
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

OK the morning Of the 2oth. William
Thompson concealed himself near the
house Of A. J. Thompson, eight miles
from Louisa, KY, and shot three members
Of the family, one of them fatally. The
murderer also shot school teacher. His
victims were his own cousins. Re had not
been captured.
A SRieHTFuL accident occurred on the
nh. 1t J. J. Howes' sh.ngle-mill at
nRotRWd. Ninn., by which Jacob PETER
Il ~ ~ ~. retternil run ~ boltss,
: - nn1nAp Waa cAs4A4 n ~
3
The Osceola times., 1887-10-01

A man named Brigham, living !"
Navarro. stands in a doorway, anu u, IN y
two feet. placed heel and toe re..s
from sill to sill. --DailS, (Ten) He
The Osceola times., 1887-10-01

why, one of your cheeh'
red as fire and the other pale "
ghost" Ella-.'Yes, Harry was
one side and l was afraid ma1nms lille
would see us on the other. --10
T0Iics
The Osceola times., 1887-10-01

"A French company are ~
Arabian Asrses n pasesA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24

Prim. Mesa 81. o. per Dbl; Prime Mos Eastern
err Sss 3D.; LoId OIL ga % asms-L0ng Cut seS O.:
stsssa Cheese Americ.n Chotcs ess Cd whsss.al
I. 81 per cent?. New 10 %nssr a ILL., 40 No
+ - "a az. "a: do no g. 81 90 81 per Genital p:
par cxt Rsas'd r.srosum ID Per sslsn Clover SEED.
Fin: American. 2ss o. Prime S,'y, 2sS % psr eyS
2os 3D. per cwt Provision s-Amsrcan sfrisstated Beef
DON NewYork state - l5a %. sS o. Cd Cottonsesd
oil, Liverpool make. lea Sd
receipts Of American for tho three days
81. 800 ceuiaia
The receps Of wheat for the three days were $4,000
centala including $4,000 American
LosDos. jan -Predlce-Linseed on a2o Dc 81 S92o
SEQ caas: asia e. PR tom Refined p:r0,sI% enS
swt Pale 90 Cd ella 3D. Provi'ion:.LsrG ga o. per
rtuk. peorIns ss0 a Cd Aba Cd fox Mn:covsdo
Cd Mutton. 27A Cd ssOA od ccccanu! oi-Ceylos egg
6a Cochin 236 o. American Refrigerated Beef 81 "a Tor
hind quarters and e. ID for fore quarters per BID oy inc
carcasA -
Antwerp. Jan. 22.-Petroeum-Fine Pale Americas.
francs rs confines paid aud II francs rs confines
Micoxs Lard closed 80 france 90 cepnes per l0O kuoe
BREMEN Jan. 22.-Petroleum, maJSs 90 pfenninRa
WILCOX Lard closed SO 70 pfennnge llU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24
TIE STATE or TRADA

sALrmoRa JAM 2y-cossos saey. MiA1iile eSs....
z g. S a E.s 8 s as Ss% E
Minis superGns % SO o. 90 DO: Extra s. 1898 ID d q.
% Ss% ..: :: e
s ~ g % Sss y;
IS 6 s:$:;
=: s $780, 'ss:
Ss:s .ss: n
sds' pn; - g., Ham: i2SiS;S: L.rS Reanss. re
fssn:S ssrsos. ssana T'' 70 rs1
ss:s 0 %S.l:, .s &
jSSo s.ss Ss:
s = a. S S..a bush s.'':wieas $4,000 Sa: Cora
ss rs Cholce Ex,raS O. so sprns wns.t Ps.sss
Mi6dilns. per ton SIS Butte, quiet Ysass;
Ess: quiet Eastern SIC southern
Flour 1900 bbia and 1000 sacxA Corn ll.ooo Susn
Data $4,000 bush shorts 1000 bush
with good demand sales 60 900 bush Ct % closing
4. y2a No; nsfn northern pscihe NC higher 5000
..s 70 :.
7ss ;9d .ss Ss IS sS .s X:
80 cars No. whits SSc, "a 3 white sySc: No
sS Mss % snG Sa. cc:s 1905 s:
sh r% $4,000 Sush Corn 1000 6Osh osss
Patent. = 900. So southern Winters IS 90 s TO- Mich.
Ean Winter 81 IS 0 co. Choice 20 Fancy Minnesota Pat
:$2s Foar-sa sosss IS IN SSl: sSciSAs:s ss3S
Tbs iSaa,sy sn nj ura. .,r~. n. ,.u,-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

,,vrrpoor jan 22.-l2.30p m.-Coton duh and prices
nsrsiiv In BUYERS Iavor MIdlng Uplands 3l0di Dc.
h,r,ssns 5.ltL saos-70JD Dilo, lncll ng 800 bales
a. export keceips-2oOOo bales. lnclul
ms ,nres steady Uplands Low Mdng clause January
.iivsrv ~ Odd do. January ani February delivery
IIg,ls do February and March delivery. ll-oti, DO
Maych and Apr deivery, Ibid do April and May dc
avsry l3.t4d; also ~ SAD DO May amt June delivery
= I'D do June aud July delivery. lo.o<di do July
and August delivery. lv64o also Usual; do Ausass
ANA September delivery, o ZOoiu: 49, ,,s, 900 ,.,..
any mCoton-Ine sales OF the day included 1900 bales
An.,' M Futures closed dull Upands Low MiddiInS
y anuary delivery, ll.64d buyers do. January aad
r,ary ieliyery 64d sellers ITO February ami Marca
ii 6td sellers do. March and Aprli delivery.
e. ..crs do April aud Nay delivery l50s selers
t n Az md June delivery, lJ6ld sellers do juno anA
oyery d ,o4d sellers, do July ana August doiv.
srx lg64d sellers do. August and September delivery,
3Gvk.foS JAM 22-Ce,ton dull Mddngs; Low Mdd
ling lid; Good Ordinary ll3; net and gross receipts
u ales exports Great Britain 1855 bales To France
iii bales co4swsc A05& bales sales 100 bales stoek
97,527 bales -. -. ,.. ,,,au,x Oh. ,., ..A
srs. 333 bs.ss exports TO Great Britain ioos
eales coastwise 95 bales saes e9I bairs Stock sootS
bales. M $780,. ,,u ,.,a,l,n, q Ia. fov
Misling n 1918, Good Ordinary. 10 net And st9se
rsc.nis SO7 bass eIports coastwse Is5 Oaicsi sAs~
''STwJ,RI rams Jan IT. Jtton steady Madnna 20
u ,,Iins III 10 Good Ordinary SO net tseosp,, SS;S
aa. sro., y95 baesj exports 10 the loo ~
AZ bales sales 5000 bales 's"eH' 'os'''v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24
sooa Tor people Onehundred thirdst as
Fifty hfth-sC
MR.. BEECHER ON GIVING
HE WILL TAKE UP SUNDAY EVENING COLLECTIONS

HE WILL TAKE UP SUNDAY EVENING COLLECTIONS
HEREAFTHR-POiNTs OF HIS SERMON.
Mr. Beecher announced yesterday morning In Plymouth
Church departure In the matter Of collections on
Sunday evenings. He said:
"At the request Of the trustees propose TO ask for
Sunday night contributions for the mission work con-
nected with this church have liked collections
Of cursory and incidental character not because Of tho
trouble. but from the temptation to stnginesa There 10
honor among men and honor in churches but there Is
likely to he little honor Of the pocket. A
man In giving should be governed by the WORTH
ness of the canse and a consideration OF what It
Ia becoming for him to give For man with slender
income to give munincent gift Is not becoming. But
from that temptation grace relieves the most Of u.s. But
II ia not worthy to get OF with the least possible gift
might be better not To give at all man Ia not bound 10
give what il worthy OF you. On next
Sunday night We will take up q G9ntn-
never encouraged this and the congregation Is largely
strangers not few OF whom have expressed
desire to contribute to our work 20 these Contributions
will 60 over to our mission work" $500.
In his Mr. Reaener discussed hcrosm and faith
fulncss to trust, in their bearing upon the character
and life Of Among other things no said that all men
of certain class frangble on certain lines ihcy
want to be honest but they Will break mere OF mere
Some though, would trust with million uoiars
ALI the more because have II not" daughter
There IS unreveaed herOism In the world that 10 not
dreamed Of The tragedies OF fo arc not to be Icuhu Dy
going the theatres but oftener by staying NJ nome
Charity lenity, self denial and burdcnoearing are NOT
set forth by trumpet or by newspaper but human life
full in Christian communities OF herosm ana
fee The hunger for fame should be snppiantea ny
hunger for real excellence without applause anu u,r
known OF men VOciferous saints do no more tnan tae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

eurn.xE COURT CaAMssas,Beioro lawrence mo-.
r. g. g. g. g. s. Is ia o. rs & lS ii ISL r. s.
i6s Ice 10 l7e iso is 49, Leg ls9 800 ls5 is6 1871
KS KS sgS So So 9 81 sGv Is
son. J@So @4 49, Isl, 49, $50 2ci. 1925 1872 500
spaEnH coun1-srEcIAL TEnx rAnI IL before Inrra
ham Nos 2O9 1lOs loo 49, l03l sJ5. ALL 800 l0l7
0strnExk COURT rRcuT-PART I.-Bcfore Barrett j.
0s sTrRKNE couRT~CiHcyIp Ill Before wnam. j
NG slss SY s o5S
1855 2ii5 1896. $500. -,
g sdS y cD nsas
saSy 1864 s735 1890 $780, 1873 AGA. $685. s7s 1888
'GsUaSooxrKs coUxT-Beforc Rollins sEstate. Of Han.
ford with MN J sas Higgins ssn
owen eoghcgan ami estate OF Paikhufst Minors at
81 sUPxRios CouRT-srEcL TEnM-BefOre Dusro. Nos
~ sp ppD couRr-TKIAL Beoro segwick
SUPERIOR COURT -TMAL TrRM-PAEr IL-BefOoe Freed
m sUrrnloa couHiTnAL TxnM-PArr HI.BciOrO ooOr
m snrrsIoa coTsi-TnAL TERxrAGr Iv.Beoro TruaI
Cowmox pIgAsGExRRAL Adjourned until the first
CoMso q PIHAs-srrcAL TERM-Bcfore DAILY. J.-NOs
COMMON prrAsTnIA rrExrAnT Before Van an Ss s
$xsi 2a.s isSs 2si7. asi0 1870 assl' 1928
Co., .5 5ss ess HsSs s Ss
sS S ss; Co., ss5 ST. H 1885, $50
crr GoyysITTS! PAgg s brown !j
iiib. osi, So. est ess. 500 JS; o r. '''
DistriciAitmws Maruu snlsSs' T. ''''0''
GousT Q. oMssns Before Judge csT
So 70 n u IS IL. Pisadnss- Isl H. is' 10
eiidsrsecyo aud As:s,ant DisIre Attorney v,t1gsr,.;
Is. 10. H. H. IT, TO- e. ~ g. e. a. Yd y w. - " '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24

q 70 prsetically insure ~ becoming . law me
~ OK thls Dill has been thoroughly explained
IN addition to the wording Of the act itsen.
& ~ 70 tho long and short haul" asgrsGate charxe
t h ,or tnc long haul" on the same road-that except
tue eAtavayant expressions OF some railway manager
Is probable that the bill would now cease
stock market Ey.n now as the u.1snSe. on
Gentlemen seem TO have little effect upon the
nInu, W business men who uncOnnected with stock
speuohs Tho legitimate interest OF the country the
a. ian IA. cstors In securities, the dealers In merchandise
nIns's OF the whole country seem to be com-
uhdor the predictions OF 4" the biggest panic
gnn,S unry mas ever seem. and that the shutters
Moud go up NewYork city banks" In addition there
.s ama 70 this Issue Chicago kilograms wero frequent
pnoulors dcfalcation Of IS, 900 was reported
~ . - riwg company whose stock recently has been
49, aa feature OF the general market This report
un on which this report was founded probably viii be
own 70 morrow. Almost every day tho local traders
VI .e have been early informed that Europe
", rh large seller OF stocks Added together tho amount
MAKE an sggregate suciontly large to swamp market
VI s1Sn united extent a. 10 the present Notwith-
sa"naine all these adverse influences, which
~ s ,e least were perpetual scarecrows the tone OF
from to per cent; they have been during the week
potn higher and lower than the closing figures Colun
p Cns, rocking Valley and Toledo and Memphis and
bn SHOW exceptional declines OF 4So per cent
weight TO the adverse influences and their results
ul' ngrcs seems logical TO conclude that the princ
70 hohks nave been purely local. ana that majority
va s .no s,snsacu0ns were In phantom stocks.
ana nna prices aud number Of sold for the week
togetner with the final prices Of week OF fftyeight
OF representative stocks prexed by the prices OF
JANUARY %. 1886:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Ex-Representative BrandeGee OF Connecticut
contributed TO TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE Of yesterday
notably interest fnS personal "reminiscences oil
Abraham Lincoln q. w. s. wrote Of Sir Charles
Dixie SERGEANT Ballantine and tho new British
postage stamps o Washington letter told OF rich
men In the Senate and other personal topics Mrs
Helen Campbell continued her sketches Of the con
dition Of downtroddcn worliingwomen; Maiden
Of chihuahua was q romantic Mexican story Ma
jor POores "reminiscences and Mr.. Elliotts work
on Alaska were reviewed other features were Pull
pit and Pew, Current Anecdotes, Ohio men in New
York, The Coming Fashions, The Theatres, Grant
and Gladstone. Stories About People, On Matters
of the Hour, Topics in Leading Cities, etc. G. W. 5.
sent by cable detailed account Of the first
performance of Gilbert and Sulliyans opera.
Following is an outline Of leading news topics:
FoRFIGN.-The news in London - Rumors Of
war growing more positive aud definite. - Pro-
duction { Hilbert aud Sulliyan's new opera, "Rud-
Liberals to General Won Moltke. - Averting
Cabinet crisis in France. - Praise and denun-
citation of General Bonlanger. - lriShmen de-
nonnc1ng evictions at Glenbeigh - Drowning
of 100 Chinese soldiers. - Decision In the
Hoke extradItion case.
man IN regard to the Origin of the AndOver trials.
- Call of S13, ss7. 900 Of Government three per
cent bonds. - Ellen Seaman poor young
woman Of Baltimore sent TO Italy by Cardinal Glib
bons to study music. - Bursting of the sheri-
dan Mine bubble III st. Louis = An uprising
of miners feared. - Views of Senator-elect
Farweli on American shipping 60 Decision of
the Supreme Court that Mrs. Fitzgerald must re-
main in prison. - The Arbitration Committee
decide that the striking icecutters are entitled to
An ADVANCE IN wages. - The Senatorial con est
in Indiana 60 classification Of iron orc by At
tOrney General Garland.
CoSGREss -1he House IN session the senate
amendments to the " Backbone" land grant CON
on the Attorney General for information regarding
,oilr Mr. tkgp 20 oath al nf
cepted. s.
nv DR. McGlynn. - Excitement caused by
fire at Twenty -third-st and Sixtllaye. =
canal-boat captain attacked BY coal strikers. =
Danger of a smallpox epidemic. - he dead
burglars of White Plains identified. - Long
shoremen driven from a pier by the police. -
The police boat Patrol damaged. - dinner in
honor of Colonel Enmons Clark. - Gold value
of the lesa,.tender .,lyer dollar 4!2ls G:--;::.
AID Der Ounce-7S ii cents. - Stocks dull with
firmer tone, closing steady
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